Aigiri Nandini Lyrics

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Aigiri Nandini is one of the songs that finds its place in every classical musician’s set list. It is widely performed song on live shows.

The songs is about one of many famous mythological super heroes – Goddess Durga in the form of Mahishasura Mardini.

Hindus love to sing Aigiri Nandhini, a devotional song honoring the Goddess Durga. The nine-night Navratri festival honors the deity through this song. People frequently play the song on auspicious occasions like weddings and births since they think it will bring good luck and fortune to those who sing it. The aigiri nandini lyrics are lovely and depict the goddess’ various attributes. You will undoubtedly feel astonishment and respect for the divine feminine after listening to the music.

People know Goddess Durga as “Mahishasura Mardhini” because of her strength in slaying the Asura Mahishasura. The demon adopted a buffalo-like appearance, giving rise to the title “Mahish Asura.”The Gods intended her to slay evil, and she was influential in killing many Asuras and Dhanavas.

The alluring beauty of Stotra portrays in great detail not only her outward appearance but also her strength, feelings, abilities, empathy, and majesty. The poem’s lines effectively use rhyming to describe the Goddess’s divine essence in exquisite detail.

It is unknown who wrote aigiri nandini lyrics. However, some sources identify the author as Adi Shankara, while others place it as Tenali Ram from the Vijayanagar Empire’s Kavi Ramakrishna.

How to Sing Aigiri Nandhini Song?

While learning to chant along with an audio recording may seem challenging at first, after 7-8 repetitions, you will find the rhythm and words to be hypnotic and enjoy chanting. During Navarathri, people customarily repeat these lyrics in South Indian houses. It is also repeated in the early hours of Mahalaya when Navarathri and Durga Puja begin.

The Shlokas cover three facets of the Devi: As Durga, Lakshmi, and Saraswathi, despite being referred to as Mahishasura Mardhini. First, she is shown to be robust, conquering Mahishasura. Secondly, she is benevolent and grants boons to her devotees. Thirdly, she is Saraswathi, the Goddess of learning, showing us that She is also the embodiment of knowledge. If you’re looking for a other beautifully written and performed devotional song to add to your collection, we highly recommend other songs such as Alaipayuthey Kanna

Aigiri Nandini Lyrics

This song is relatively a long song and Aigiri Nandini lyrics in English as well as Aigiri Nandini lyrics in tamil is given below

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2 thoughts on “Aigiri Nandini Lyrics”

  1. Completely wrong notation, the right notation for the song is given here in the following:
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